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Life Calling- Intro, Chapters 1-4 Flashcards

1
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The primary cause for someone to give up on living their life in the passionate pursuit of their dreams is:

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They are afraid of disappointment

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2
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Foundational Vaules:

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Faith Character Service

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3
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Personal Leadership:

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Mission Vision Action

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4
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Unique Design:

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Strengths Passions Experiences

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This is the process of collecting and making sense of the events of our lives.

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Life Mapping

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When you find patterns from the past that are occuring right now to help you prepare for what may happpen.

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Analyzing Trends

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The writings of others throughout history that provides insight and valuable lessons learned.

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Classics

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The people in your life that are trusted counselor or teacher who will walk alongside you.

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Mentors

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9
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The peopl ein your life that you are around the most.

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Family

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The people in your life that are successful in the areas of work, family, or service.

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Molders

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The study of ultimate meaning in the human experience.

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Philosophical

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The study of human characteristics and dynamics that help you understand what kind of person you are.

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Scientific

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13
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Unplanned moments that form our experience.

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Circumstantial

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14
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When you quietly contemplate the meaning f what you have learned.

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Meditating

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15
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The skill of acting in a non-judgemental manner rather than jumping to conclusions about what’s being said or already planning what you are going to say.

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Listening

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16
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Thinking about what you have learned in a written form.

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Journaling

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17
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What is the purpose of taking this course, LDR-150: An Introduction to Life Calling

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It is intended to build unshakable confidence in your life choices.

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18
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The belief that life and behavior is ruled by other people and circumstances that you believe is outside of your control.

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External Locus of Control

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The belief that life and behavior is ruled by ones own personal decisions and actions.

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Intnal Locus of Control

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20
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This is the act of focusing upon multiple areas of what you are good at, rather than just one.

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Comprehensive

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21
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This is the act of focusing upon what you are good at.

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Strengths

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22
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When you ask yourself and others to confirm if you are actually good at what you think you’re good at.

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Validation

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23
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Individuals such as pastors, youth ministers and teachers who have trained people in life development.

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Para-professionals

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24
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Individuals who are trained to help you in the explorationg process.

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Professionasl

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25
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Individuals such as family members and friends whom you can count on for good advice.

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Non-professionals

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26
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A viewpoint that defines beauty as the God-created internal qualities of an individual.

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Supernaturalist

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27
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A viewpoint that defines beauty as the outward physical form and personality of an individual.

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Naturalist

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28
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When having a Supernaturalist viewpoint about the origins of life, one believes that there is ____________ creation.

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Intentional

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29
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When having a supernaturalist viewpoint about the blueprint of life, one believes that there is a deliberate _________.

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Design

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30
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When having a Supernaturalist viewpoint about the guidance of life, one believes that everyone has a unique ____________.

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Purpose

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31
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When having a Naturalist viewpoint about the results in life, one believes that we will find a __________ niche.

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Temporary

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32
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When having a Naturalist viwpoing about the guidance of life, one believes that our possibilites are filled with ______.

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Chaos

33
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This is of or pertaining to the aspect of human existance that is apart and distinguised fromm the physical nature.

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Spiritual

34
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This is a basic plan, scheme, or pattern that guides and controls function or development.

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Design

35
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This is a statement that is taken for granted.

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Assumption

36
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This is a truth known by actual experience or observation to exist or to have happened.

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Fact

37
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This is a state of utter confusion or disorder characterized by a total lack of organizaiton.

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Chaos

38
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You have ________ when you’re willing to dedicate all of your skills, talents, and time toward your dreams.

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Passion

39
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You have an __________ when there is a life-calling option that attracts your curiosity.

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Interest

40
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You have a _________ when you begin to pursue an interest.

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Desire

41
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The action that comes from an initial drive of interest an individual has when attracted to something.

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Faith?

42
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Dreams ______ you when they drive you toward a course of action in your life.

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Compel

43
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Dreams _______ you when they keep you moving toward your goal in life.

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Propel

44
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Dreams ________ you when they cause you to actually start moving towards your goal in life.

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Impel

45
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Our life is ________ when the principles er claim to believe for our lives equal the way we actually live our lives.

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Congruent

46
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Our life is _________ when the principles we calim to believe for our lives does NOT equal the way we actually live.

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Not congruent

47
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This is the moral and ethicla quality of people demontrated in actions taken in life consistent with the mind-set they establish in their lives.

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Character

48
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This is the noblest form of love carried out in life’s relationships.

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Servanthood

49
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This linking relationship and association that joins, unites, and binds us to one another.

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Connection

50
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This is a group sharing common characteristics, interests, and heritage

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Community

51
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This is an exertion of energy, power, or force to accomplish a desired end.

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Action

52
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Sterotypes endure because people tend to overestimate the association betwwen variables that are only slightly correlated or not correlated at all - which is known as an _____________ _____________.

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Illusionary Correlation

53
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Stereotypes endure because people have a tendency to seek, interpret, and create information that verifies their existing beliefs - which is known as:

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Confirmation Bias

54
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Stereotypes endure when people believe that most other people shar their sterotypes - this is known as:

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False Consensus Bias

55
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Sycophants are an example of which stereotype?

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False Consensus Bias

56
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Someone saying “the reasn why they are poor is because they are lazy” is an example of what stereotype?

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Illusionary Correlation

57
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Some saying “teenagers don’t have respect for the sacrifices of older generations” is an example of what stereotype?

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Confirmation Bias

58
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Known as the process of displacing aggression or projecting guilt onto a group of people.

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Scapegoating

59
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The place where prejudices are learned through society where privileges are given to a select group.

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Institutions

60
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The place in society that promotes prejudices through images using stereotypes.

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Media

61
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The act of individuals in society choosing to socially isolate themselves.

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Social Fragmentation

62
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Why does the act of individuals choosing to socially isolate themselves increasing the probability of prejudice?

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Group Think

63
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If the principles of our life do NOT match the way we actually live our lives, what are our only two options that we have to make them match up?

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Change principles Change behavior

64
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The acronymn T.E.A.C.H.E.R. provides a __________ manner to find your _____-_________ and allows you to _____ on course to ____ it through.

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Strategic Life-Calling Stay See

65
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What does T.E.A.C.H.E.R stand for?

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Theory Examples Assessments Counsel History Experiences Reflection

66
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List the eight (8) pillars of lifelong learning. H A L P R S C B

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History Art Literature Philosophy Religion Science Citizinship Human Behavior

67
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The pillars of learning liberate you form ___________.

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Ignorance

68
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These pillars of learning liberate you toward ____________.

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Creativity

69
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List the four (4) activities of the cycle diagram depicted to clarify and deepen your faith.

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Listen Reflect Learn Practice

70
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Know Life Calling Model:

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71
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List the five steps toward managing your time.

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1.) Be proactive 2.) Audit your time 3.) Establish Priorities 4.) Set S.M.A.R.T. goals 5.) Create workable scedule

72
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Fill in the acronymn that is used for setting S.M.A.R.T. goals

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Simple Measurable Achievable Relevant Time-framed

73
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__________ is the forced act of serving another person and it is carried out in our ______.

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Servitude Body

74
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________ is the deciede dact of serving another person and it is carried out in our ______.

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Service Mind

75
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__________ is th attitudinal act of serving another person and it is carried out in our _______.

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Servanthood Spirit

76
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________ is when you love and accept others….. you are NOT _________ them.

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Respect Judging

77
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______ is when you listen and learn from others…….. you are NOT ___________ them.

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Trust Correcting

78
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________ is when you serve and partner with others….. you are NOT __________ them.

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Dignity Directing

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